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This is a step by step tutorial on how to install Windows 7 on your Mac via Bootcamp. Even though this tutorial shows how to install Windows 7, the same tutorial will work if you want to install any other version of Windows: XP or Windows Vista. Things you need before Installing Windows 7: 1. Intel based Mac. 2. Copy of Windows 7 CD 3. Copy of Leopard or Snow Leopard CD ( For Drivers) Installation Process: 1. Open Bootcamp Assistance. 2. Partition your Hard Drive to your liking. 3. Insert Windows 7 CD (Make sure you have a copy of the serial number) 4. Computer will restart into Windows 7 Setup; follow the steps. 5. After Installation insert your Snow Leopard or Leopard OS Cd ( For Divers) 6. You will be prompted with a driver installation menu follow the steps to install the drivers. 7. CONGRATS! YOUR WINDOWS 7 INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE! 8. Now to select Windows 7 HOLD DOWN THE OPTION KEY while your computer is restarting then select which operating system you want to use. Follow Us On Twitter: www.twitter.com/thetigertek Thank You For Wacthing! Don’t Forget To Rate Subscribe & Comment!
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Tired of your old Windows or Linux OS? Need a change? Compatibility issues? Well, in this video, you will learn how you can install Windows XP over an existing OS, or onto a blank Hard Drive. Items Needed: Windows XP disc or equivalent Product Key* *Some versions of the Windows XP install DO NOT require a product key, such as recovery install discs.
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How to install Windows XP on a MacBook [1] TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE ON YOUR COMPUTER I’m using a CD with a bootable image burnt with Roxio Toast 10 Titanium. The OS is Windows XP SP2 Professional English. You can get a copy of this CD by going to a video I uploaded recently called Windows On A Mac : Download Windows XP and Burn Into CD. My Mac has OS X Leopard 10.5.6. 2.4GHz 2GB RAM 250HD My Bootcamp partition was 15GB and formated using NTFS file system with Windows. Windows XP Product Key: DP7CM-PD6MC-6BKXT-M8JJ6-RPXGJ WDGQX-WC2Y3-4R966-TK3H3-HXRB8 X3WJB-3B2BH-3MPM6-8F6GR-X9HBJ Procedure [1]: You are going to need a copy of Windows XP. You can get one by going to a video called Windows On A Mac : Download Windows XP and Burn Into CD. You can also buy a copy from any computer store. Next, you’re going to open Boot Camp assistant and then select the amount of space do you want your Windows partition to have. Then you’re going to click Partition and you will end up with your Mac HD and a BOOTCAMP partition. Then you’re going to insert your Windows CD. Make sure it appears on the desktop. Once it’s recognized, click Start Installation. Your Mac will reboot into a Windows Setup screen. Then some files will load up and Windows will start up. Press ENTER and F8 if you agree. Then you will select the Bootcamp partition on the list. Then press ENTER and choose your file system. I recomend formating in NTFS file system. Once done, Windows will copy …
If you have just bought or are about to buy Windows Vista and don’t want to take the time to learn everything, this video is for you. Instead of taking days to truly learn the ins and outs of the OS, watch this video to get tips and tricks. Or just watch it for a preview of Windows Vista. Thanks! I get my wallpapers from here: interfacelift.com
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